Why didn’t New York pass another Hochulmander? (user search)
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« on: February 29, 2024, 11:38:43 AM »

Enough Democrats (though not all) are actually sincere about this issue.  See also: VA legislative Dems agreeing to pass the redistricting commission amendment a second time after they took control even though they would have controlled map drawing under the old rules.

There's a similar situation where enough Republicans sincerely believe in "leave it to the states" that they don't have the votes to interfere federally on a lot of issues.
But why did they waste time appealing it if they didn't want to be aggressive?

Incumbent protection

But aside from Ryan, Suozzi and perhaps Morelle and Tonko in a 2010-type wave, none of their incumbents were even remotely vulnerable in a general.
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